Belarus introduces "counter-terrorist operation regime"

Volodymyr Mackei, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Belarus, states in a conversation with Russian propaganda publication Izvestia.

Belarus leadership introduced "counter-terrorist operation regime" allegedly because of a threat from neighboring states.

"The world has become so unpredictable that we cannot trust anyone. Therefore, we must take care of our own safety, based on the fact that, as the President of Belarus said, we must protect our people and make sure that not a single meter of our land is occupied. The head of our country held a series of meetings with the security forces, a counter-terrorist operation regime was introduced. Indeed, there was information that certain neighboring states were planning provocations, almost related to the seizure of certain parts of the territory of Belarus," Mackei said.

There are no details about the "counter-terrorist operation regime" yet.  No deadlines are mentioned.